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Interacting through EDI usually involves a four-stage process see figure 4.
Upon instructions from my Government, I have the honour to enclose herewith the letter dated 4 January 2004 from Mustafa Osman Ismail, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Sudan, concerning the incitement, support and training by Eritrea of the outlaws in Darfur region(western Sudan) as part of Eritrea's continuous attempts to destabilize the Sudan andthe ongoing peace process see annex.
As requested, the Panel also coordinated with the Kimberley Process see section VII.
On behalf of Council members, the President of the Council made a statement to the press,inter alia, welcoming the designation of former President Mandela as the new facilitator for the Arusha peace process see below.
The Bank is currently exploring ways to support the peace process see S/2004/697, para. 36.
In many countries, these mechanisms coexist without linkages between them, butthey could be articulated though a redistribution process see Figure.
The Secured Transactions Guide also recommends that a grantor may, in certain circumstances,seek an amendment through a judicial or administrative process see Secured Transactions Guide, chap. IV, paras. 107 and 108, and rec. 72.
I have the honour to transmit an aide-memoire on Ethiopia's five-point peace proposal outlining the next steps in the peace process see annex.
He proposed to keep document TRANS/WP.29/GRSG/2002/12 for the second step of the process see para. 9 above.
In 1997, the Secretary-General reported to the General Assembly on the adoption of Commission on Human Rights resolution 1997/6 on the Middle East peace process see A/52/485.
Finally, provision must be made for the evaluation of the first cycle of the regular process, both products and process see paras. 47(d) and 67 c.
I have the honour to transmit to you herewith the text of a declaration issued on 1 October by the Council of Ministers of the European Union on the subject of the Middle East peace process see annex.
The delegation of Switzerland informed the Committee about the latest developments in this process see para. 23 above.
The Chairman of the Burundi configuration of the Peacebuilding Commission was among the participants in the meeting of Special Envoys held at Cape Town in February, and the Commission on 20March adopted conclusions and recommendations on the peace process see PBC/2/BDI/7.
The importance of this issue has been reflected in a number of meetings,such as the Informal Consultative Process see para. 141 below.
UNOCI should provide advice and guidance to the national authorities of Côte d'Ivoire in planning elections based on realistic benchmarks, including addressing the remaining logistical and technical challenges, in order toensure a credible electoral process see paras. 46 and 47.
The registration of the children of such couples as residents of East Jerusalem remains a long and arduous process see A/66/356, para. 38.
Methodologies for environmental assessment and monitoring and enhancement of each country's capacity would guarantee more complete and coherent inputs and strengthen the possibility of the Regular Process building anetwork of scientific activity, which constituted another fundamental building block of the Process see sect. D below.
The proposed budget contains the operational requirements of MINURSO at the maintenance level,including the identification process see para. 20 and 21 below.
Upon instructions from my Government, I have the honour to enclose herewith the letter dated 4 January 2004 from Mustafa Osman Ismail, Minister for Foreign Affairs, to the President of the Security Council concerning the incitement, support and training by Eritrea of the outlaws in Darfur region(Western Sudan) as part of Eritrea's continuous attempts to destabilize the Sudan andthe ongoing peace process see annex.
MFIs may want to engage an external facilitator(e.g. from the local network)to guide the process see Box 5.
Upon instructions from my Government, I have the honour to enclose herewith the letter dated 8 August 2004 from Mustafa Osman Ismail, Minister for Foreign Affairs, to the President of the Security Council concerning the incitement, support and training by Eritrea of the outlaws in the Darfur region(western Sudan) as part of Eritrea's continuous attempts to destabilize the Sudan andthe ongoing peace process see annex.
However, 82 per cent of the affected countries have received GEF funding for enabling activities in the current biennium andhave made advancements in the process see chapter III below.
I have the honour to refer to the letters dated 9 August 2006 addressed to me from Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala of Nepal and Pushpa Kamal Dahal(Prachanda), Chairman of the Communist Party of Nepal(Maoist), and to the letter dated 16 November 2006 from K. P. Sharma Oli, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Nepal,with regard to the peace process in Nepal and the request for United Nations assistance in that process see annexes I-III.
In the period under review, the Special Committee, responding to political and other events inside South Africa,continued to issue statements to express its support for a continuation of the process see annex II to the present report.
At a public meeting(4417th) thereafter, the President made a statement on the Council's behalf, in which the Council expressed its deep gratitude to Madiba Nelson Mandela for his dedicated service to the people of Burundi and the cause of peace in Africa; reiterated its appreciation to the Government of South Africa; expressed concern about the outbreak of the recent violence in Burundi; and called on all Burundiansto reject violence and to join the peace process see S/PRST/2001/35.
It is of fundamental importance that the basic terms employed in the proposals of the Secretary-General be fully and precisely defined andconsistently applied by all involved in the process see para. 12 above.
The Process also took note of the establishment of the Consultative Group on Flag State Implementation andrequested the Group to submit its report to the fifth meeting of the Process see paras. 142-143.
They include the commitment authority of $9,628,100 gross($9,363,600 net)granted by the Advisory Committee on 20 December 2006 to meet the interim activities related to the peace process see para. 4 above.
The aim is to promote access to and retention in primary schools in rural areas for girls through sustainable and replicable strategies, placing emphasis on research, awareness-raising and targeted assistance,as well as identifying factors which facilitate or impede the process see the attached executive summary.